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It's possible that her lack of appetite could be due to a number of causes, including illness, stress, or even pregnancy. Be sure that these treats comprise 10% or less of your glider's diet.I'm sorry to hear that Lilo isn't doing well. You can also feed your sugar gliders treats, such as fresh fruits, dried fruits, insects and yogurt. Whichever diet you choose, the important thing to remember when making sugar glider food is to keep it fresh and include a good mix of protein, vitamins and minerals. Other researched and approved diets include Bourbon’s Modified Leadbeater’s Diet (BML), Critter Love Complete (CLC), or Original HPW (O-HPW). This fresh food diet can be made from common grocery store items, prepared in advance and frozen in ice cube trays for convenience. We feed our sugar gliders The Pet Glider (TPG) diet.

Sugar gliders require a highly-specific, nutritionally-balanced diet. This let them get enough rest and warmth as you cuddle your pets. Since sugar gliders are nocturnal animals and spend most of their days snuggled into a nest box or sleeping pouch, one of the easiest ways to bond with your sugar gliders is to carry them around during the day in a bonding pouch or bonding sweatshirt. Under the right circumstances, sugar gliders bond deeply with their owners and love to be held, but creating a bond with your sugar gliders takes time, patience, and regular human interaction. A healthy sugar glider baby from a reputable breeder can cost anywhere from $350 to $1500, while an adult can cost between $150 and $1000. The cost for sugar gliders can vary widely depending on their age, colors and patterns. An enclosure should be at least (W) 36' x (H) 36' (D) 24'. Without adequate exercise, sugar gliders quickly become depressed and lethargic. Owners need to ensure they're giving their new pets enough space to climb, run, jump and glide. We stipulate that potential sugar glider owners choose to adopt at least two sugar gliders or have one already in their care. Sugar gliders are incredibly active and social animals. You should also find out if there are exotic animal veterinarians located near you. Before making your decision, spend a few hours researching sugar glider care and dietary needs. Sugar gliders are great pets for the right owner. However, sugar gliders require plenty of daily attention and care, so they aren't for the beginner. Sugar gliders have become popular exotic pets because they're adorable, friendly marsupials with unique fur patterns and personalities. Many of your questions will be answered in our policies. Please read our Purchase Terms before asking us any questions. Sugar glider colors and markings may change as they grow.

“Ready by” dates are only approximations and may not be guaranteed, as the animal must be a healthy weight and thriving independent of its parents before going to their new home. Dragonstone Ranch does not guarantee the health or condition of a purchased animal once it leaves our care. Please note that animal transport is at the buyer’s risk.

Click here for current transport cost estimates. TRANSPORT: We can offer to arrange nationwide transport options within the continental United States with a third-party transport company.

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A No Breeding Contract will apply for all females purchased as a Pet.īREEDING RIGHTS: Breeders, please contact us for Breeding Rights pricing, which includes full lineage and breeding rights contract. Pet males must be paid for in full at least 24 hours prior to scheduled neuter, and that payment will be nonrefundable. All vet fees associated with the neuter are included in the Pet Pricing. PET PRICING: Pet males will be neutered before going to their new homes. They are colony animals, and putting them in solitary confinement throughout every night of their lives can result in them getting depressed. Sugar gliders are nocturnal, so even if you promise to give them plenty of attention all day, you would be depriving them of a companion to run around, groom, and play with at night when they are awake. While they can survive alone, they thrive in pairs or more. Therefore, we will not sell a single glider to anyone that does not already have a glider in their care or one coming soon. PURCHASING 2 OR MORE: Our animals’ best interests are our priority.

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